Weymouth Named Likely Irrigation Chief in Reclamation Service
Reliable sources say E. Weymouth of Boise, senior United States Reclamation Service engineer, will replace Sydney Williamson as chief of construction with Denver headquarters. Williamson leaves February 1 to join Guggenheim interests. A. F. Davis, director, recommended the appointment. Additional changes to the reorganization are hinted as probable.
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E. Weymouth of
Boise
United States Reclamation Service
Sydney Billiamson
Reclamation Service
Denver
Williamson
Guggenheim
Clincement Boon
F. le Davis
Ater
Davis
Diners and Devers Host Evening at Farm Supper
An informal farm dinner gathered Mr and Mrs Devers and guests who wore badges and posed beside a long table. Prizes were awarded to several attendees as the circle shared food items like onions potatoes chickens and tamales, with the event featuring lighthearted farmer humor and mingled conversations.
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Spite Messer
Pritio
Charles Baker
Horn
Mre_ Harrington
Fu Wegan
Gud
Jackson
Chas
Maker
Mol
Ney
Prey Ayes
Farrl Horn
Rotlin
da Read
Elles Writen
Hetrin
van Duyn
Ttn
Dracul Mes
Miller
Methodist Church To Host Sunday Schedule And Talk
The Methodist Church invites participation in Sunday services with a morning sermon by the pastor and an evening program on Spiritual Power. Choir led history program titled History of Church Mute will be presented. Sunday school activities and a basement gathering follow. Wm. Cupp visited from Homedale and C. J. Turley arrived in Portland with a hogs train.
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Methodist Church
Chile
Hakes
Pinner
Ewin
Brackere Amt
Vale of
Peurilg
Asa
Wm. Cupp
Homedale
Vale
James Manru
1. F. Banke
C.J. Turley
Portland
Portland Live
Mann of Southeast City John R. Jones Profiles
John R. Jones of American Falls, a respected journalist and printer, is noted as a prominent newspaper man in the southeast. The text mentions his recent sale of interest, possible moves to Montpelier, and potential purchase of the Examiner, with remarks on his long career and American Valley’s rapid growth.
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Minent Newspaper
John R. Jones
American Falls
John RB. Jones
Wid Petia
Southeastern
Weiluestay
James
Anteritan Falls
W M. Basher
Amt
Caldwell
Jones
Montpetier
Wright
The
Examiner
Tate
American Valley
Montat
Scatterday Returns on the East
K B Scatterday received word from Chicago Pontiac and other towns that his visit to his old home and races went well. He found general consensus in the middle west and better than in past visits. Factories remain busy and crops were poor, but overall conditions are improving. People anticipate the general election with the Republican party shown as united though many expect costs after the vote.
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K. B. Satteriay
Chicago
Pontiac
Beneral
Seattertiay
Repub
Caldwell Guild Enjoys Inspiring Afternoon Meeting
Guild Entertained by St. Davil's Woman's Guild held a Wednesday gathering at the Burrer home. Delegation from Nausya and Boise visitors joined the Caldwell group with Bishop and Mrs Bangion among speakers. Mrs Appy addressed the attendees, with piano by Mrs Martin Damer. a cordial tea followed as the event was described as a red letter day.
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St. Davil's
Nausya
He Ishop
Tao
Bangion
Boise
Sunday School and Worship At Virs Baptist Church
Sunday school begins at 8 am led by superintendent B G Kidmore. Worship follows at 10:30 am with Florence Greer presiding. Topic: The Light in Africa. The service includes singing and prayer led by seven workers.
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B. G Kidmore
BYBU
Florence Greer
Arica
Ing. Woratip
I. Dark
Local notices and social items from Idaho harbor shop era
Community briefs report on local business moves at Seventh Street while noting a barber shop change and new shop rental. Social gathering details include a Chautauqua cave group, library meetings, literary topics, Guild events at Mr Mentor’s home, and remarks on a Western tour. The piece also mentions a family death, property sale, and a church prayer service schedule.
Caldwell Well Horse Market Dominates Northwest Trade
The Caldwell Mulse & Mule Co under J. W. Smeed runs the Union Stock Yards, a leading center for horses in the Northwest. Sales surpassed three million dollars, with benefits to farmers and alfalfa growers, while attracting inspectors from multiple governments and boosting local industry and price levels.
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Union
Caldwell Mulse &Mule Co
Wader
J. W. Smeed
Caldwell
aiWwiy
Vaniobs
Walt
Saula
Marriage of Norman and Ellen Raymond in Canyon County
Norman and Mrs. Ellen Raymond of Marina were married in Canyon County. They will reside at the home of Mr Norman, miles south of the city. Best wishes are offered for their union and blessing to their families and others.
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Miwell Tao
Wetuesdep
Army Officers Visit Militia Company In High Dignity
United States Army officers visit militia company as Adjutant General Crow and Lt Garber address troops. Discussion centers on boosting enlistments and strengthening state militia for national defense. Local militiamen show enthusiasm. about 400 dollars monthly pay noted for regular service. Also mentions Portland cattle shipment, severe weather, and Jordan Valley newlyweds Mrs Swither and Mr Swither.
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Wwe
Addie Munnpeiger
Ity
Freene
Hersedtes
United Stats Army
Com. Yl
Kinple
Portland
Kimple
Umnatilla
Agro
Jordan Valley
Ore
Caldwell, Idaho Seen As Ideal Home City Progress noted
Dr Gole praises Caldwell prospects noting its educational system churches and cultural events. The post office building bill outlines federal support for a new facility in Caldwell and local leaders plan a February membership push while the State Fair directors prepare headquarters and amusement updates.
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Postoffice
Camerelatelah
Thuraday
Tore
Presigens Zell
Mesare Cleve Groome
George Merrit
Amos J, Miller
Frank Cupples
James Harte
J M Lewin
H Gowen
No_et- Toit
Muareil Ts
Atare
Keeretar
Down Town
Messrs
Zeh
Gower Dale
Norns
Down
Lewis
JD. Kellis
Daken
E. Trowhead
van Nijney
Prospurity Opinion Stirs In 1916 State Sales Inquiries
In the east and west, widespread discussion emerges on general prosperity. Moo Scatterday notes extensive commercial prospects and numerous inquiries about state farm sales in February and April. Enquirers from the west plan to attend the April water meeting to leverage homesteaders' votes.
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Moo
Hem
Southworth and Kim Brough Buy Hay Out Change in Owners of Local Groves
Southworth and Kim Brough acquire control of the Hay Boom gravity store in this city. Floyd Southworth and W. J. Kimbrough, recently associated with Mr Boone, have been employed there for some time. the sale ends old management though the exact terms were not announced.
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Southworth
Kimbrough
Floyd Southwart
W. J. Kimbrough
Boone
Shank Auto Company Announces Upgrades and Services
The Shank Auto Company announces a new motor generator battery charger and storage battery care. The shop has new machinery and is prepared for tail pipe and related work. A new acetylene welding setup is expected soon, with additional equipment arriving any day.
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Contaiy
Middleton Union Revival Meetings Spark Local Faith
The Middleton community hosts revival meetings at the Methodist church led by choreographer Charles Iuywing and pianist Miss K Tuwda Cayle from Dixon. Rev. Edgar L. Milly reports strong interest, with nearly a hundred voices in the choir and daily prayer gatherings predicting a renewed spiritual focus for the town.
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Middleton
My. TB. Horner
Charles Mr. Iuywing
Dixon
Mise K Tuwda Cayle
Kurt Madison
Otiumniway
Raulnege
Wehiss
Edgar L. Milly
Linc
Oln
Nia
Middietan
Avis
Cask
Iano
Vig
Bennett Shoring Depr N Red Goette Shop
Man Bennett purchased the horse shoeing department in the Fred Drette machine and blacksmith shop this week. He is now prepared for all comers and is noted as one of the best known horse shoners in the region.
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Bennett Shoring
Mennett
Fred Drette
Bennett
Uniter
Seventh grade Lincoln school hosts autumn theater event
The Lincoln school seventh graders staged a lively evening in the Janel room featuring a contest of autos and signs with pictures. Margaret Mirane won a toy fur set, music by Rouberh Jensen entertained, and Mr Angliah and Rilille attended. Retreat refreshments and social afterward closed the night.
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Lincoln
Janel
Wighest
Margaret Mirane
Rouberh Jensen
Miromglont
Wietenlanie
Community church notices and farm display at Seventh Avenue office
Peersbyterian Church on Sunda Street schedules morning and evening services led by Prof Hagaray with congregational events and a meeting of The PS K group at 6 90. Elders correspond with Rev Rendall of Tecon Pay to discuss moving forward. A real estate office on Seventh Avenue within the Commercial club shows crop scenes. A marriage announced between John J. Eubank and Keithian Maud Vivian of Homedale.
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Sunda
Hagaray
Biblical
PS K
Mn Rendall
Tecon
Seventh Avenue
Mom
John J. Eubank
Keathicn Maud Vivian
Homedale
City Schools Full Capacity With Plan for Savings System
The city school system operates at full capacity as new thrift and savings programs are proposed for pupils. A savings system for students would allow ten cents to open an account, with deposits tracked by teachers and bank recognition once milestones are reached. Weekly thrift lessons aim to instill financial discipline, while departments like domestic arts and agriculture move to new quarters to expand facilities. Caldwell High School defeats Welserites 14 to 10 in basketball, with plans for a Friday rematch against the rival. The Parent Teachers Association to hold a meeting Monday to discuss safety and student activities.
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New
Mont Tou
Weiner
Caldwell
Barker Hallalinger
Molter
Payette
Hothietta
Yuricealte
Caldwell Boys
Lund
Death of John P Downey in Caldwell at 24
John P Downey of Caldwell dies at the hospital on Monday aged 24. The funeral will be held Friday from the Jones waiter taking parlors. Downey had lived in Caldwell since 1871 and spent 12 years in ftue at the Commercial bank building.
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John P. Downey
Caldwell
Fins
Ftue
Commercial Bank
Hodson Returns Home After North Carolina Trip
W J Hodson of Owyhee, seat of McLeod, was routed for North Carolina on a Thursday. He is expected to return in about two weeks.
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W J. Hodson
Owyhee Shee
McLeod
North Carolina
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